New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
PLAIN TALK TO GARRISON.
HIS RIDING SHARPLY CENsURED.
4ux BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUE GIVES HIN AN En-
puArrC WARMING.


PHATlC WARNING.
vU caryison the well known jockey. was pulled mp
fth short turn ct the Brooklyn Jockey CIuo course
yesray He was told that II 10 rode again a. no fooe
Ban Ali he would get into trouble. me warning wa
>ssded This young mans head has been 90 pnned oy
sucoess that he feels at liberty to ride roughshod over
racing Judges jockey clubs the betting ring ana inc
y.oe rone public But tho comb Of this loud-orowins
eocherei has been neatly trimmed and no may Do
eeker and more modest hereafter People are getting
Sired of this Jockeys stock answer to oil criticism Oh
unsatisfactory riding well. lost thousand do,a.
on the race myself" and they are beginning 10 SAY ~
II 10 an odd coincidence that Just when Garrison
sets most queeriy he has always bet tnousand u'"'
On that particular horse. A.
IA. an ala not move Oh with the other horses In the
recond race Mr. Haydn says that DO was ie' Ut 'no
most but few people agree with him. 10 "o'. oo'o
n Mainly case of dissatisfaction on the part vi
(3srrtnon with the start and determination ho' " w
,h the horse because he did not get on IN 'front.'
... tnovs that Ben Ali is the sukiest Of brues, but
.,.so ss much In fault because be made no enort 70
rat the ky beast his stride He canfcred over he
hshud the others, and then after the race was
he seut Ben Ali around at racing speed riding MIN
irorousy and using both whip and spur After ne nad
Aismouuted he called before the Judges They were
Colonel Simmons president OF the Louisiana Jockey
Club Captain j. II. Coster secretary both VI the Amer
'.can Jockey Club and of the Monmouth Park Racing
A.soc,atiou and Mr. surget wellknown racing man OF
Natchez Garrison was asked why he did not try to win
with Ben ALL He replied thsthe saw that the horse had
no chance and pulled up. He was then toio IN piah'
blunt language that his riding was very unsats1acoy
that 1t was his duty ride out his mount and to do his
best to win whether he liked the start or not lie was
warned that q repetition OF such riohg "ouiu so' Nun
into serious trouble.
Philip Dryer, president Of the Brooklyn Jockey Ciup'
vas highly Indignant at Garrison's actions when the
tudeas were through with the jockey he said TO MIN hat
mn riding of that sort would be tolerated on that track
that the public had rights which were not 10 oe dsre
garded. and that he must ride his horses out
Gar1ison's temper now and he replied angrily:
swell want to have my rights and I'm going to have
them put a thousand Of my own money on Ben All"
Mr. DIVER told him that he would lind that the race.
s mst respect or Be would not ride that
track MT Dwyer put his warning In so pointed way
that sSs %a Ss' Mr.
duct severely He sad that DIS ou Gw he fSs A., 10
Demand mat lie lie brought to account In reference to
9paden sser sopIs st a aon Ss
were true Garrsons rights on the turf might DC do"oe
The whole affair was dsgraceful to Garrison and hurt
mis- popularity beyond speedy cure -
Of ne r 1sy saRes the
Tictory OF Eurus the Oriental Handicap and tie fal
Of Eds.o and Omaha in the Tst race Il. crouna. since
the spring meeting Paint and brushes have been used
and the buildings are nes. aSa s ana
AZ sSeepsSead Bay and therefore not fast does
inc her heels click AZ she runs But Is safe and good
time be made on IT, as was shown yes.euay a %
day Sssv s OF Sir paSn AND
success Of that rank outsider Eurus put money In inc
SSsh to entertain and Please in the sport failures
the popular horses In the two chief races the Prospect
Grand stand. Mr. sherdans starting was far below Mr.
faldwes standard Long delays and struggling starts
Wa the favorite Of the fifteen in the FIRST
and won after a sharp finish with Burch Omaha and
The Jockeys we're much hurt Van Leland unkindly
= Lelex beat Esqumaa by head IN strongly ridden
mn well and with crack jockey would have been hard
TO beat Little wincbelrs Gmsh was weak
Mr. IJllman Withdrew Raceand from the Prospect
Stakes as the great twoyearold had not been eating
we'll his splendid victory in the Great E1sisr and
not get a jockey suit him. But Raceand may start
r s A e Sor stase' Geraldine
and Pooatcllo ran. Naturally Sir Dixon was s,rong
ns"isctod Porter xshe said that Geraldine had
chance but this remark was greeted with general ders
, Great AI Eastern a1r BOW could Geraldine
Dixoni The start miserable for so small heid MI
rssin. ws IN 'front.' With the rest struggling along
and Sir Dixon last and slow at getting away Geraldine
sr p Son and Murphy on the Emperor thought they had
only each other to beat and rode scoordngy but at the
head OF the hOmestretch they both discovered That
Gcraiine who still had threatening lead was most
dangerous element and both set ut work 70 catch ner
pressure but could not close Geradines lead entirely
nd was beaten By meek StsOasn MsTPSy r"de
an artist In the saddle To tho alarm and horror OF the
:pecia,ors the graee t 9oars sr I1%n n
ha lled 70 usSns from The no pulled
Was third. This was a crushing blow indeed Many
able turDen believed him superior even 20 Rsceland.
ana the best Of his age in America This failure was so
ghasv so shameful. absolutely without pallation or
excuse that the Oldest experts were stunned me two
yearolis this year barring Raceland are about the
worst no -OuterA known.
Tho Oriental Handicap brought out line field OF four
and Exile with long odds against most Of tho others
Voants wholly fiendless. while turns was nearly
following little larger. Iaggard ran fine race
but The task was too heavy He was o9noedng weight
In horse except voante and he ca nony though
noi enough lie od at round pace To the final
inrlons There Favor. Exile Rlchm9na and EH ,,1
further agzard was outpaced and Mccarthy pulled him
up. IN few stri les more Favor was also beaten and
pulled up 10y Mclaughlin Exile desperately hidden
nv arrison seemed to have the In hand hundred
yards from the line when Hayward got Enrus up and
the race by heck. Exile second. Richmond tinrd
Of s % we're ss8 s sSTr "S.s
his riding OF Ben AL but Eurus Is not popular horse
nor HAYWARD popular Jockey and The yGtory d The
not ridden Eurus at the finish Infinitely better than he
rode him in his last race at sheershead Bay Euras eon1
nS, I haunt Hayward's dreains -
Enrus was IN the Geld IN the French pools; Nth ts
been sold out alone tickets on him would nay pald over
500. No matter how well Hayward may rue isuIus
hereafter, matter how many races the beast may
win neither horse rider will ever be popular again
The wounds both have made are deep aud they Will
ranKle Tor years. 90,
and Leo H. who not fast enough to beat Badge on
Saturday, neatly with the favorite George oyster
1secopd In the Great EASTERN, In second place. and
speedwei third Danclla got off fairly well but showed
insufficient speed. :,
GarrisoD won once yesterday; Mclaughlin not at all
Winning mounts this year-Garrsop. 7e Mclaughlin,
76
William Easton will cell draft from the Haggn
stable on Tuesday noxt at the track including Milton
Acade Proligal and Figaro. On October In this city
be will sell nine spcndthrift twoyearods and all the
6pendthrft ycarlings Among the yearlngs Is hand
some brother OF spcndthrift
FiRsv RAcE-PURsE $500 FIvK FURLoSGs
NeMahon Garrison's CHI Cyelops. by Morsmer Lizzie
Luess yrs. IFS Oarri.onl
Dvyer Brothers Bslston tPalmerl
! 3. Hsgsios br. santa rita ios ai tLit1lsasisI
r. n. Millers b. o. Harry Russell. lis tFltzpa,rekl
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